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Uber signals second bid to enter Vancouver market

Uber signals second bid to enter Vancouver market

Critics say car-sharing service has unfair advantage over traditional taxi companies
‘Alberta invasion’ across B.C. border driven by oil downturn

‘Alberta invasion’ across B.C. border driven by oil downturn

Their trucks bearing red and white plates idle outside of all-night restaurants, hotels and gas stations, destined for...
Bus, taxi, transit businesses on collision course with Uber options

Bus, taxi, transit businesses on collision course with Uber options

As I write this, the City of Vancouver is about to get a report from a multi-party roundtable on a safe route to regulating vehicles for hire through the intersection of a panting Uber and a taxi owners’ lawsuit.
Road pricing referendum needed, says Premier Christy Clark

Road pricing referendum needed, says Premier Christy Clark

Without a new vote, property tax is the mayors’ only option, she said
Well-known labour mediators appointed as port trucking commissioners

Well-known labour mediators appointed as port trucking commissioners

The Port of Vancouver's trucker employment saga continues, with a new container trucking commissioner and a deputy commissioner announced October 6
NDP pledges federal funding for ferries if elected; critics say offer falls flat

NDP pledges federal funding for ferries if elected; critics say offer falls flat

The New Democratic Party announced October 5 that should the party form the next federal government, BC Ferries would...
Harper’s Surrey LRT pledge hinges on regional funding

Harper’s Surrey LRT pledge hinges on regional funding

$700 million federal election campaign promise only part of city’s rapid transit puzzle
Should a viaduct run through it? Vancouver city council to decide soon

Should a viaduct run through it? Vancouver city council to decide soon

Cost of demolishing downtown arteries is up, but so is support for the plan ahead of council vote this month
Vancouver port truckers could be owed "millions" in back pay: union

Vancouver port truckers could be owed "millions" in back pay: union

The roots of the dispute go back to the one-month strike in March 2014 that brought Vancouver's port to a standstill
Downtown Vancouver-to-Victoria catamaran service could begin next summer

Downtown Vancouver-to-Victoria catamaran service could begin next summer

Australia’s Riverside Marine has confirmed it is planning daily catamaran sailings between...